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General guidance, tips, and resources for employees during the COVID-19 outbreak
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We created this “Guide to working from home” to provide clients and our broader community with guidance, tips, and resources during the COVID-19 outbreak.
When it comes to Outlook for Mobile on your smartphone, there's lots more than meets the eye. There are many hidden features that can save you precious time.
Today, we bring you 5 great Outlook for Mobile tips and tricks to start using today.
Tip 1: Morning triage made easy with one swipe
It’s Monday morning, and you’re running between meetings with just a few minutes to spare.
Office 365 is Microsoft’s cloud subscription-based version of its productivity software suite created for teams and organizations that want to get things done fast. With all the good benefits of Office 365 -- primarily the integration of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote and One Drive into one package – many businesses have switched to Office 365 for Business.
For decades, Office 365 has been the standard productivity tool for businesses and other organizations. Sure, Microsoft Office 365 has robust backup capabilities to ensure smooth business operations.
There is no doubt Office 365 offers great business solutions and is quite cost-effective for managing business e-mails, data, and collaboration among teams.
If you are an Office 365 subscriber, have you heard of Microsoft Teams? Truth is, most Office 365 users are unaware they have access to a very powerful team collaboration platform.
There have been virtual workspace applications designed to make team collaboration integration possible (think projects and document collaboration, e.g. chat and video/calls). But when it comes to security and virtually seamless integration with other pieces of the Office 365 suite, Microsoft Teams has an edge.
For list makers and note takers everywhere, Microsoft OneNote is an excellent way to increase daily productivity levels. Forget about scribbling notes throughout the day and then losing those handwritten notes made on that napkin from lunch. Make OneNote your online digital notebook for every creative thought, “to-do list” item, deadline for work tasks, or as a way to get notifications for important daily events on your calendar.
Team management and collaboration in the workplace has never been easier than it is now with Office 365 for Business. You can install this cloud version of Microsoft’s well-known suite of applications, including Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, Skype and Publisher on PC’s, Macs, and smart devices.
PowerPoint is an invaluable tool that can assist in the creation of impactful professional presentations. Whether you need a presentation for a pitch to a potential client, for that next staff meeting, or to share information at a seminar, here are six hidden PowerPoint tips that can make your presentation a stunning success.
Cloud computing can not only help reduce upfront computing costs, it can also help your business become more efficient.
Small-business owners often have big dreams. Whether that dream is to keep your business small or to grow it into a big business, you want your business to run as smoothly as possible—every step of the way.
